Shiftall MeganeX superlight 8K vs Pimax Dream Air

Shiftall MeganeX superlight 8K and Pimax Dream Air side by side: every spec we have, with the best figure of each one marked.

At a glance

Shiftall MeganeX superlight 8K vs Pimax Dream Air: specs compared
Key specs
Only differences	PC VR headsetsShiftall MeganeX superlight 8K Shiftall $1,899 Best in 1 of 2	PC VR headsetsPimax Dream Air Pimax $1,999 Best in 1 of 2
Per eye	3552 × 3840	3840 × 3552
Max refresh	90 Hz	90 Hz
WeightLower is better	179 g	170 gBest
PriceLower is better	$1,899Best	$1,999
Display & optics
Panel	Micro-OLED	Micro-OLED
Lenses	Pancake	Pancake
Refresh rates	90 Hz	72 Hz90 Hz
Field of view	–	110° horizontal
IPD range	58–72 mm	58–72 mm
Hardware
Weight	179 g (Main body only, without strap (Shiftall figure; first announced as under 185 g))	170 g (Headset only; Pimax quotes under 170 g)
Tracking & input
Tracking	Base stations	Inside-out
Hand tracking	No	Yes
Eye tracking	No	Yes
Face tracking	No	–
Passthrough	None	–
Controllers	Not included (SteamVR controllers)	Two 6DoF controllers with the SLAM version; Lighthouse version uses SteamVR controllers (not included)
PC VR	Wired	Wired
Release & price
Status	Discontinued	Available
Released	–	February 20, 2026